Description
The Daily Sentrux Report - 2026-08-04 flagged that the sentrux quality-gate check logged "0 rules checked" in its run despite .sentrux/rules.toml defining 4 rules (including a god-file ceiling of 1). This is a possible tooling/wiring gap: the god-file count is currently 3 (up from 2), which should have breached the configured ceiling rule and produced a violation, but no rule violations were reported at all.
Suggested Changes
- Investigate why the sentrux check step reports 0 rules checked when
.sentrux/rules.toml defines 4 rules (path/config wiring, tool invocation flags, or version mismatch)
- Confirm the god-file ceiling rule (max 1) is actually being evaluated against the current count of 3
- Fix the invocation/config so rule violations are correctly detected and surfaced in future sentrux runs
Files Affected
.sentrux/rules.toml
- Sentrux invocation step in the daily sentrux workflow (
.github/workflows/*sentrux*.md or equivalent CI/analysis script)
Success Criteria
- Sentrux run logs report the correct rule count (4) as checked
- The god-file ceiling breach (3 > 1) is correctly flagged as a rule violation in the next run
- No regression to existing sentrux report generation
Source
Extracted from Daily Sentrux Report - 2026-08-04 discussion #50119
Priority
Medium - a silent tooling gap means quality-gate violations (like the god-file ceiling) go undetected.
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Description
The Daily Sentrux Report - 2026-08-04 flagged that the sentrux quality-gate check logged "0 rules checked" in its run despite
.sentrux/rules.tomldefining 4 rules (including a god-file ceiling of 1). This is a possible tooling/wiring gap: the god-file count is currently 3 (up from 2), which should have breached the configured ceiling rule and produced a violation, but no rule violations were reported at all.Suggested Changes
.sentrux/rules.tomldefines 4 rules (path/config wiring, tool invocation flags, or version mismatch)Files Affected
.sentrux/rules.toml.github/workflows/*sentrux*.mdor equivalent CI/analysis script)Success Criteria
Source
Extracted from Daily Sentrux Report - 2026-08-04 discussion #50119
Priority
Medium - a silent tooling gap means quality-gate violations (like the god-file ceiling) go undetected.